October 1, 2015
2:30PM - 4:30PM
Kuhn Honors and Scholars House
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Sue Kalt, Ayni in Linguistic Fieldwork - models for participant action
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Event Host: Humanities Institute
Short Description: Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor.
Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor. This talk reviews models of reciprocity in the practice of linguistic fieldwork on endangered languages, with particular attention to the high Andean context. In contexts of asymmetric power relations, ‘fair trade’ may not be enough. Cyclical rebalancing of power and resources, or pachakuti, may be necessary.Visit the Humanities Institute website for more information.
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2015-10-01 14:30:00
2015-10-01 16:30:00
Sue Kalt, Ayni in Linguistic Fieldwork - models for participant action
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Event Host: Humanities Institute
Short Description: Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor.
Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor. This talk reviews models of reciprocity in the practice of linguistic fieldwork on endangered languages, with particular attention to the high Andean context. In contexts of asymmetric power relations, ‘fair trade’ may not be enough. Cyclical rebalancing of power and resources, or pachakuti, may be necessary.Visit the Humanities Institute website for more information.
Kuhn Honors and Scholars House
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Time: 2:30 p.m.
Event Host: Humanities Institute
Short Description: Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor.
Event Host: Humanities Institute
Short Description: Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor.
Sue Kalt, Professor of Spanish, Roxberry Community College. The concept of fair trade is gaining popular currency in many aspects of Northern life, and has particular resonance with the Andean concept of ayni or reciprocal labor. This talk reviews models of reciprocity in the practice of linguistic fieldwork on endangered languages, with particular attention to the high Andean context. In contexts of asymmetric power relations, ‘fair trade’ may not be enough. Cyclical rebalancing of power and resources, or pachakuti, may be necessary.
Visit the Humanities Institute website for more information.
